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Virtual environments standards and terminology

Blade et al., 2002

Document ID
16011410246710382411
Author
Blade R
Padgett M
Publication year
Publication venue
Handbook of virtual environments

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In just the past decade virtual environment (VE) applications have emerged in entertainment, training, education, and other areas (see Chapters 43-55, this volume). In that time extensive research in VE technology has also been conducted. However, the …
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